1. Earth By Grace

2. Did you know that the distance from the earth to the sun is 93,000,000 miles? If you chose to take a trip to the sun it would take about three years!! Distance startswithabang.com

3. Solar System The Earth is the third planet from the sun. You wouldn't want to live on planet Mercury because it would be even more than scolding hot or on planet Neptune because it would be to cold! infowars.com

4. Land and water I researched that there is more of water than land on the Earth. 70% is water and 30% is land. dailymail.co.uk

5. Rotate and orbit Earth rotates and orbits. It rotates by spinning around like a top. It orbits by circling around the sun. It takes 24 hours for the earth to make a full turn around. It takes 365 days to make a full turn around the sun. qwikstep.eu

6. Sun By Charlie

7. Different Layers Of The Sun. The first layer is called the Chromospere. The second layer is called the Photospere. The third layer is called the Convective. The fourth layer is called the Radiative. The Core is where nuclear reactions take place. solar-heliospheric.engin.umich.edu

8. Temperature. The Suns core is 22 million F ̊. The suns surface is 9,932. The Sun is so hot because tremendous pressure fuses hydrogen atoms together in the Sun’s core to make helium. cse.ssl.berkeley.edu

9. Sun’s Natural Events. Coronal hole, and Coral hole is a hole in the Sun’s hot atmosphere. There can also be solar flares. A solar flare is when the Sun bursts of light and heat. aerospaceguide.net

10. Sun from Earth. The Sun is 93 million miles from the Earth while the moon orbits the Earth. isrokids.com

11. Amazing Moon By TJ

12. Astronauts Did you know Neal Armstrong and Edwin Buzz were the first people to walk on the moon in 1969. usatoday.com

13. diameter The moons diameter is 2,000 miles wide and 3,476 km wide. Diameter means across the moon. sites.google.com

14. orbit The moon takes 27 days to orbit the earth. There are 3 complete rotations. physicsworld.com

15. Moon The moon has no atmosphere and is covered with rocks and dust. The moon has a lot of craters. The moons craters are formed by asteroids.

16. Phases of the moon There are 8 phases of the moon: waxing crescent, 1 st quarter, waxing gibbous, full, waning gibbous, last quarter, waning crescent. afreshhorizon.co.uk